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Every person who shares an email or phone number through a journey becomes a contact. Fanaura keeps what they told you, how they found you, and each time they came back. Your assistant can read all of it, from a single contact to your whole audience.

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Pick the right question

How many contacts do I have?

Total contacts, new this week, and how many have an email or phone. Uses audience_overview.

Who came in?

A list of contacts with a summary and their three newest events. Uses search_contacts.

Tell me about one person

A written summary, every field, the full timeline, and what is missing. Uses get_contact.

How is my audience changing?

New contacts per day and breakdowns by journey, source, city, and device. Uses audience_activity.

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Ask about one contact

You can name a contact by Instagram handle, email, phone, or Fanaura contact ID.
The answer follows the same order every time:
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A summary paragraph

Written by Fanaura from the contact’s data, so it reads the same in Claude and ChatGPT.
Jordan Lee joined Tue, Mar 3, 8:14 PM. They found you by commenting on Instagram. They were in Austin, Texas, United States on iPhone. They told you their favorite song Midnight. You can reach them at jordan@example.com. Their engagement score is 32, across 3 link visits.
2

The timeline, oldest first

Each event has a plain label such as “Commented on Instagram”, “Opened your link”, “Came back to your link”, or “Filled out your journey”. Times are shown in your account’s time zone.
3

What is missing

Fanaura splits missing details into two lists: questions the contact was asked and did not answer, and questions no journey has asked yet.
The assistant is told not to invent details. If a field is not in the result, it says the field is missing instead of guessing.

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Search and rank

search_contacts returns up to 50 contacts per page, 20 by default. Ask for “more” and the assistant passes the next_cursor to load the next page.

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Read the whole audience

audience_activity returns counts, not individual people:
Each breakdown reads up to 5,000 rows in the range. When a range is larger, the result says truncated: true. Ask for a shorter range to get exact counts.

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Where each detail comes from

Every field has a provenance, so you know how much to trust it.

Self reported

The contact typed it into your journey: name, email, phone, birthday, favorite song.

Inferred

Fanaura estimated it from the visit, such as city from the network. A city the contact typed shows as self reported.

Enriched

Fanaura added it from a connected service, such as the Instagram handle, follower count, or whether they follow you.

Imported

It came from an import or another system, such as VIP status or rewards.

Field and event reference

Every contact field, every event type, and the full response for each contact tool.